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Common area and facade cleaning for managed buildings in Dubai: lobbies, corridors, lifts, stairwells, car parks and external glass, on a written cycle.
Common area and facade cleaning for managed buildings in Dubai: lobbies, corridors, lifts, stairwells, car parks and external glass, on a written cycle.
A building is judged in its first ten metres. The lobby, the lift interior and the corridor to the door decide what a resident or a visitor thinks about how the building is run, and they are the areas that soil fastest.
We cover the whole envelope rather than the parts that are easy to reach: common areas on a daily or weekly cycle, external glass and cladding on a longer one, and the back-of-house that nobody photographs but everybody notices.
Four things that decide the standard
Common areas
Lobbies, corridors, lift cars and tracks, stairwells and amenity floors, on the frequency the traffic actually needs.
The envelope
External glass, cladding, render and balustrades, by pole, cradle or certified rope access as the building requires.
Back of house
Car parks, bin stores, service corridors, plant room approaches and loading bays.
Coordination
Permits, method statements, insurance and scheduling agreed with building management before a crew arrives.
Scope
- Lobby stone and glass, reception frontage and entrance matting
- Lift interiors, tracks and thresholds
- Corridors, stairwells, handrails and hand-contact points
- External glass, cladding and balustrades at height
- Car park sweeping, degreasing and pressure washing
- Bin stores, service yards and drainage channels
What managers ask
Yes, by cradle or certified rope access where the building requires it, with permits and certification in place before the day.
Daily for lobbies and lifts in a busy tower, weekly for corridors, and a deeper cycle monthly. It is set at the survey.
That is the usual arrangement. Method statements, insurance and schedules go to building management as a matter of course.
Yes, including shared drives, gatehouses, amenity buildings and pool surrounds.
Either, though buildings almost always work better on a contract with written frequencies and monthly reporting.